Filling out other forms of income tax refers to the completion and submission of various additional forms or schedules that are required apart from the standard income tax return form. These additional forms are used to report specific types of income, deductions, or transactions that may not be covered in the main income tax return form. Here are some examples of other forms commonly used in income tax filing:

Form 15G/15H: These forms are filed by individuals to declare that their income is below the taxable threshold and hence no tax should be deducted at source on specific incomes like interest from bank deposits or fixed deposits.

Form 10E: This form is used to claim relief for arrears or past salary received in the current year and provides a schedule to calculate the amount of relief that can be claimed over multiple years.

Schedule D: This schedule is used to report capital gains or losses arising from the sale of assets such as property, shares, mutual funds, etc.

Schedule 80G: This schedule is used to claim deductions for donations made to eligible charitable institutions or funds.

Schedule DI: This schedule is used to report information regarding investments in unlisted equity shares for individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs).

These are just a few examples of other forms or schedules that may be required to be filled depending on the specific income, deductions, or transactions of the taxpayer. The specific forms applicable may vary based on the tax laws and regulations of the country or jurisdiction.

It’s important to carefully review the tax laws, consult with a tax professional, or refer to the official guidance provided by the tax department in your jurisdiction to determine the relevant forms and their specific requirements for your income tax filing.